[mrtranscendence]

I don't know what you've been searching for that you've only found two subtly wrong answers. It frequently gives me incorrect answers, some of which are subtle and some of which are obvious. It's given me incorrect code, told me about incorrect APIs, explained deep learning concepts incorrectly, given me wrong answers about science-related questions, made up characters wholesale when I asked it about Irish mythology, given me made-up facts about (admittedly niche) philosophers.

I'm glad you've found use out of it, but I can't imagine using it as a search replacement for my use cases.

Edit: And I don't see why it would be surprising that ChatGPT wouldn't have all of the answers. The underlying model is much, much smaller than it would take to encode all of the knowledge it was trained on. It's going to make things up a lot of the time (since it's not good at remaining silent).

[Tostino]

Exactly my experience. And if you point out the errors, often it will correct itself (most of the time) and explain why it was incorrect before (sometimes).